Parks in Grand Forks, North Dakota

Splasher’s of the South Seas is the largest indoor waterpark in North Dakota. The waterpark offers a variety of slides, activity pools, a lazy river, the kiddies play area with the Canad Inns bucke... More on Canadinns.com

Splasherâs of the South Seas is a venue for year-round water recreation. The stateâs largest indoor water park, itâs located in the Canad Inns and ... More on Discover America

Park established in rememberance of the flood of April 18, 1997. More on Tripadvisor.com

Hiking, swimming ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Very close to town, nice river for swimming , nice quiet campground, friendly neighbors. More on Yahoo! Travel

Category: Amusement Places Circus is a great provider of family fun in North Dakota. Visit us at our location in Grand ... More on localamusementparks.com

Golf, bike, cross-country ski, camp, hike, boat, picnic, bird watch, walk, run, canoe, kayak, fish and moreâ¦The new Greenway consists of 2,200 acres linking the Red River and Red Lake River as they flow through Greater Grand Forks. ... More on Discover America

The Northern Heights Rock Gym offers routes up to 30 feet long, arêtes, dihedrals, laybacks, cracks, faces and overhangs, bouldering ... More on Discover America

Make a splash at two Grand Forks splash parks provide cool fun on hot summer days. More on Discover America

Directions: From the North: Take I-29 to the Demers exit. Turn East and go to 42nd Street. Turn South on 42nd Street and follow it to the Alerus Center. From the South: Take I-29 to the 32nd Avenue... More on Yahoo! Travel

It's a great facility with good seating. More on Yahoo! Travel

A lovely and unique Japanese Garden graces the landscape of Sertoma Park. A gift from the residents of Grand Forksâ sister city, Awano, Japan, the garden commemorates the recovery from the 1997 Red River Valley flood. It is designed ... More on Discover America